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Distinctly Montana Summer 19

Distinctly Montana Magazine

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D I S T I N C T L Y M O N T A N A M A G A Z I N E • S U M M E R 2 0 1 9 110 GLACIER NATIONAL PARK 10 CONSERVATION ACHIEVEMENTS 9 WAYS TO DIE FLATHEAD NATIONAL FOREST SECRET MONTANA HIKES – SKIUMAH LAKE, KIYO CRAG LAKE CUT BANK INDIAN BATTLES MISSOULA ICE CREAM WATERFRONT TOWN VIRGINIA CITY BLOODY BOZEMAN TWIN BRIDGES WATERFRONT TOWN ENNIS WATERFRONT TOWN BIG SKY SECRET MONTANA HIKES – TUMBLE- DOWN BASIN BOZEMAN MATT SEUSS A DAY IN LIFE PERMACULTURE ICE CREAM BLOODY BOZEMAN GREAT FALLS GEO SHANLEY BILLINGS ICE CREAM HARDIN INDIAN BATTLES YELLOWSTONE 10 CONSERVATION ACHIEVEMENTS YP IN 30 YEARS LIVINGSTON ICE CREAM WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS RED ANTS PANTS HELENA ICE CREAM EMIGRANT DOUG PEACOCK ST. REGIS WATERFRONT TOWN WHITEFISH ICE CREAM WATERFRONT TOWN BIGFORK WATERFRONT TOWN GARDINER WATERFRONT TOWN RED LODGE SECRET MONTANA HIKES – LINE CREEK PLATEAU For more personal takes on living in Montana, go to... www.distinctlymontana.com/whywelivehere DISTINCTLY MONTANA | DIGITAL POPULATION 1.05 million ENTERED UNION November 8, 1889 CAPITOL Helena SONG Montana LAND AREA 145,392 Square Miles WATER AREA 1,746 Square Miles SIZE RANKING IN U.S. 4th LENGTH 630 Miles WIDTH 280 Miles HIGHEST POINT 12,799 Feet, Granite Peak LOWEST POINT 1,820 Feet, Kootenai River STATE NICKNAME Treasure State MOTTO "Oro y Plata" (Gold and Silver) ANIMAL Grizzly Bear BIRD Western Meadowlark BUTTERFLY Mourning Cloak FISH Blackspotted Cutthroat Trout FLOWER Bitterroot GRASS Bunch Wheatgrass TREE Ponderosa Pine FOSSIL Maiasaura, or Duck-Billed Dinos GEMSTONE Agate and Sapphire STATE FACTS FLY THE FLAG Under the word "Montana", on a blue field, is the state seal. The seal shows some of Montana's beautiful scenery and tells what people were doing in pioneer times. The pick, shovel, and plow represent mining and farming. In the background a sun rises over mountains, forests and the Great Falls of the Missouri river. A ribbon contains the state motto "Gold and Silver." T R I V I A A B O U T O U R T R E A S U R E S TAT E

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